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Pressurized oil atomization is used for smaller capacity burners. The nozzle is located at the end o...

Pressurized oil atomization is used for smaller capacity burners. The nozzle is located at the end of the
oil gun. In the nozzle a number of small holes are oriented to assure the rotating flow for atomizing and
spraying the oil in the most efficient way.

As the geometry of the nozzle is fixed the velocity in the small holes and slits in the nozzle depends
upon the load on the burner. The higher load the higher velocity and thereby the better atomization. On the
other hand this means that the lower load the lower velocity and thereby the poorer atomization. Typically
pressurized jet atomization is efficient for a turndown ratio 1:2, i.e. 50 % load. At lower load, the
atomization will not be satisfying and this means non-satisfying combustion quality eventually causing soot
formations. The oil pressure varies between 0.5 and 2.0 MPa. As mentioned ensuring the correct
distribution of air and fuel is vital for the combustion efficiency. One of the most important parameters that
affects the combustion of the oil heavily is the angle of atomization that is a characteristic parameter for the
specific nozzle. For the pressurized jet burners the swirl of the combustion air is created by means of a
swirler. Depending upon the nozzle the required normal operation pressure for the pressurized jet burners is
approx. 2.0 MPa.

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